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he Has NUT BkkE CRUEL 10 HIS TENANTS,
The Freenon's Journal, OF Dublin, denies
that MI. Parnel has been guilty Of cruelty to Mr..
Kennedy, one OF the Irish leaders Avondale ten.
ants. as charged by the Dublin Erpress.
The Journal says that instead OF being coerced
to exchange his good farm for inferior land. AZ
avowed by the Tory paper, MI. Kennedy SOUGHT
the exchange desiring TO occupy the less improved
land during the grazing season. In order 10 ac.
compish the exchange, Kennedy went to Mr.
Parnelrs agent and offered him half OF the years
rent que on the farm. minus 25 per cent, which he
asked as reducti on. The agent offered to cancel
Kennedys agreem emit II he would pay the entire
years rent, minus 30 per cent, which he 0Nered as
reduction. This Kennedy refused.
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Real Ghosts in Indiana.
SINGULAR MANIFESTATIONS THAT ARE MYSTIPYING TIL
PEOPLE OF A HOOSIER TOWN.

SINGULAR MANIFESTATIONS THAT ARE MYSrIPYING THE
PEOPLE OF HOOSIER TOWN.
telegram from Bloomfield Ind, May FL SAYS:
The people OF this town are earnestly discussing
the question as TO whether there are really any
such things as ghosts. A mysterious manifesto
tion, which nobody Is able to explain started the
query. Mrs. Robert Mclaughlin, an estimable
lady, has been III for some time with cOnsumption
During her illness her husband often heard a
strange, weird voice calling 'Oh Boo" in most
pldntlve tone. Wherever he happened to be he
heard 1t, but being sturdy fellow laughed 1t on
as passing fancy. What seems most strange
however, his wife heard It, too, and often spoke
TO her husband OF the mystery. One day the
mysterious voice was heard, and Mclaughlin
He returned 10 the bedside OF his wife, II
heard that voice again." she said aand
recognized IL. / am sure it was your FIRST wife
calling you" The next morning Mrs. Mclaughlin
died, and sOrrowing friends prepared the remains
Tor the tomb. The watchers at night were from
among the friends or the family Late in the
night, when the hours dragged slowly and SOL
EMMY, and the friends to the number OF 10 TO ID
including the minister, the Rev. Mr. Foulk, were
circled about conyersing In an undertone they
were almost startled into frenzy by strange,
weird, and unnatural voice, which called out |:
"Oh, Bob" The watchers went TO the coffin and
looked at the corpse, but the remains showed no
sign OF life. physician was called, but he could
watchers are respectable truthful people and the
minister joins In the declaration that 1t was a
most unaccountabfe incident. The husband is
mystined, and offers 10 explanation The deceased
was buried two days later, and there the mysteri-
Gus affair ends.
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Mr.. PIatt's Resignation.

Mr.. PIatt's Resignation.
GOV. HILL SAYS HE WILL NOT ENGAGE IN 'DICKRR"
ABOUT ANY OFFICE.
Gov. Hill was interviewed at Albany with refer
ence to ex-senator Platt's letter. received by him,
Offering to resign as quarantine commissioner if
Col. Fred Grant was appointed in his place. The
governor said in substance: 81 cannot with pro-
priety take any official notice OF this letter. The
executive OF the State cannot properly enter into
any bargain with commissioner of quarantine
or any other Official as to who would be appointed
his successor in the event OF resignation must
decline to give any assurance or engage in any
'dcker' in reference to this or any other officer.
II Mr.. Platt sincerely desires to resign his resig
nation must be unconditional and without any
promises on my part. Having last winter nomin-
ated Dr.. Douglass (Gen. Grants physician in
place OF Mr.. Platt. and endeavOred for months to
secure his confirmation by the senate against the
persistent opposition OF Mr.. Patt and hts friends,
and this year, having nominated Col. Grant for
the same place, and for weeks sought to secure
his confirmation against the same powerful
opposition, no assurance is needed by the
friends or Col. Grant lat whose request made the
nomination in the first 1nstance) as TO what course
should pursue in the event OF Mr.. Platt's resig-
nation. am willing to state to the public that
whileit would give me great pleasure TO name
Col. Grant as Mr.. Platt's successor, it certainly
would be unbecoming under these circumstances,
II not positively illegal, on my part to make any
promise in advance or to arrange With Mr.. Platt
any terms whatever in reference tOlt. When Mr.
Platt resigns II he ever does then 1t will be time
enough for me to receive suggestions from him as
to his successor. But he has not resigned, and in
my opinion, does not intend to do so. He knows
very well that could not enter into any negoria-
lions with him, and his letter Is only part OF his
scheme to afford plausible pretext for longer
maintaining himself in his Office. II Mr.. Platt
really intended TO resign 1t Is singular that he did
not inform his senator's who could have confirmed
Col. Grant at once for a full term without any re-
lection upon ybOdy. This is all have to say
upon the subject OF conditional resignation. What
official action l may take In reference to The
charges OF msmanagement against the Quaran-
tine ring will he made known hereafter"
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ne.

The cuckos cups ere full of rain.
And little elves do battle therein,
The straddling spires o. beard grass high
Swing back and forth till they be dry,
For moonworts bloom, and Juneis here,
The sweetest month of all the year.
The fallow- fnches haunt the corn
with sUEgs OF suI:InIers dead and gone,
And every lass that's fair to view
Doth walk with fernseed in her shoe.
For natures darling June, is here,
The wooing month OF all the year.
AMELIA RIVE
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Edward 2. Curtis has been appointed chief OF
he RHODE Island State police torue.
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Another Canadian Outrage.

from the Chicago Mall
Mr.. Henry sharon, Of Chicago. described as ga
rather striking looking young man. with a iorid
face and a big blonde mustache," is the latest
victim OF Canadian atrocity. This young man
Sharon loved Miss Florence Smith, OF Ingersoll, in
the rotous province OF Ontario. He loved her so
ardently and 50 faithfully that he left hts ONCE on
La Sale street, few days ago, 10 join her at her
paternaI home. He determined TO bring her out OF
The LAM OF bondage, away from the accused yoke
OF LanSdowne She was only sixteen, but she con-
sented, and the pair elOped- They were pursued
by the irate parents and on the Detroit and Wind
sor transfer boat yesterday Sharon's betrothed
was ruthleSsly torn from his arms beneath the
set glow OF bis f1Orid face, and carried home
Where were tile American gunboats that are sup
posed TO patrol the Detroit River.
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VUlHE BALDWIN, k-A
III BEACH HAVEN, N. J. ENAY
Situated on Long Beach, six miles from ksskfR
Main Land. Bounded by Atlantic Ocean and Barnegat
Bay; Fishing and sailing unsurpsssed The "Rsld.
large ball room and good music. Lawn tennis courts
billiard and pool room: also bowling alley Elevator
electric BELLS and gas Open from June IL tn until
October 1st. JOSEPH PAGE, Proprietor
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THE ACADIAN, CASTINE. ME-, WILL OPEN
Il June IL, thoroughly refurnished and , 4
renovated drainage perfect. L. p WALKERVEA\Y
Co., Proprietors. CHAS. r FORD, Mana l::[3
myl
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lined with scarlet flannel She could See the store
room OF her fathers farmhouse hung thickiy with
Elsa could take more, since they had so little
money 10 send with ner. But Arne Sandstrom had
sent the money 20 pay her way, because he loved
her 80. They were children together, and he was
held as dear son In her own family. Elsa 5
mother never dtstrusted him. How could IL there
fore be possible that Arne Sandstron after send-
ing for his Dethothed, could be marrying a Swede
AIner1kann the very evening OF her arrival?
In her intensely quiet fashion the poor girl was
wfping away tears as fast they dripped dow u
her cheeks, and now she lifted her head from the
step, coming 10 q decision.
She walked up on the veranda, her feet sound
Ing heavy and uncertain and stood at the door
ready 10 knock Her piteouS great eyes moved
from wall 10 wall OF the ample dining-room, rec
DgnfZfng Svensk wooden spoons and beautifully
painted and polished Russian bowls in various
sizes on the sfdeboard- Hard-baked Svensk bread
SO loved by the white and urn Scandinavian teeth
and ali known home luxurtes, with unheard-Ol
Amer1kann things, smiled at her from the glitter
ing tables This Lena Lund would be called a
Inarlzeile In Svadia; she was very much above u
poor yUngfrau Ike Elsa Any man might be glad
10 marry her Stil Elsa would not believe Arne
Ss.ndsIrOm had forgotten his betroIhed-
she could see him from where she stood In an
inner room with q background of fine furniture
How beautiful he looked. all IN Amerkann clothes,
and with soft dark gloves on his hands, like very
rich man, HIS cheek was rudy, his forehead
white and the very round or his carlow well
Elsa reIneIno ered IL, Arne SandstrOn was happy,
aud lanvhlng aloud with other people She heard
his voice while she stood just without so wretehed
LerwhOle soul seemed numb
laugh and extend his band 10 have II shaken by
one ard another until ngure came out OF the
room where he was, TO pass through the dining
room. and She knew In an instant otto Jutberg
who came 10 America with Arne. Elsa put her
loot the threshold and said " call his at
tentiOn, lotto"
otto approached the door and looked curiously
al her one rope OF her naXen hair hung down on
her breast, and she looked travel worn
strOm''
.'Arne is going to be married In q few minutes,
said otto
Il know he Is But / want to see Arne Sand
stTOn Tell him 70 come here"
~ no Is it?" pressed otto, coming nearer 10 her,
and knitting his brOws inquirfngly.
'Dont you know me- otto when you have been
HyeS?"
Elsa felt that she needed only one more drop
70 heF cup ana That was for some voice 10 raise
tie derlsiie scag With which her cOuntrymen
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BUSINESS Su1ra Business Surrs

koAR WALKER 4 ca.
o26 Pennay1vanis syenuA
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Ct. A. II,


We have stin good line Of Blue Y,.nnea Suits,
Double-breasted, Indigo Dye. 2 sets Of buttons 1t
$3.50; they are the same goods sold elsewhere
ell and Sl2.
Sarge Suits. Ill wool fsst suaors. veil sads end
trimmed ct e10. seli elsewhere ct e1h
Prince Albert Suits at Sl2.50. worth ol6.
Prince Albert Suits Ct 91b, worth e25.
Prince Alhert 0uita ct S18 and o26, worth $50
and $40
Over one hundred styles Of Sack and Cutaway Suits
from SO up. These goods sell just 80 per cent
below any house in the city.
All Wool Corkscrew Suits Sack OF CutAway. go,
worth els.
Boys q to 13) Knock about Suits. o. so
Boys g to 13 Suits at $3.50. e325. $3.50. e625.
and &c. to be 80 per cent below the prices Of
any other house in the city.
speciality Of fine Serge Jersey, and Sailor 6uits
FOR BOYS IA TO Is,
Strong Mixed Suit at s37 ., worth o..
Asplsndd line of suits. Sack and CutawayA at $3.50.
e5.75, 60 so, 1925. SS.75. $40 and s12, second to
in the city, and prices just 80 per cent lower
Balls and Bats 60 with Boys suits.
HOT-wEATHER GOODS.
Coats and Vests in Seersucker. Alpaca Mohair. Pom.
gee, &c, Bargains.
White and Fancy Vests, immense assortment, from
75c. up.
Our motto: No trouble to show goods at
:? "a Az ! HAL TAT +
nS2e COR. TENTH AND sTs. N. ".
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LOCAL NOTICES.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd st.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd st.
q. X. HoucK Il %. have removed
TO heir new store, 1853 Main street.
" you vaut I'll pine lumber call on
Bnnklsy Lumber Company, l2i Jei
ferson street.
STANLEY Il ANDERSON, funeral di-
rsctors ard embalmeir, 30 Madison
street, are fully prepared 10 furnish
chahs at residences, when ortertd, Tor
the accommodation OF friends.
SPECIAL Students will he received 10
sny department a, tire Higbee School,
or TO axe privsts lessons Ia Music,
Art, Execution, Literature, the Ian
gusges, OF In the Business Couree
FIrs-All fits stopped free by Dr.
Klino's Great Nerve Restorer. No Il
after fint d, y's use. Marvellous curen
4, eatise end 81 TRIAL bottle Lea 20 III
cae,s. Send 70 DR.. KliIe, 93l Arch
street. Psiladelp Ia, Pa.
Miss CARRIE NJ. KEATrSo will be 81
home In the feet week l., October ard
resume her clgssee as vocal and alec
teac Ter a The pisnO. For terns 40
ply to Sr Emil Levy, at WI znsnn &
Co.'s, NJ. 800 Main street, with whom
intending pupils may register theii
nance As already snpout ced, Mis'
K.a'iDg will give ires scbolarehir
Tor the last five months OF the session
tn the mos, diligent and beet student
Il & Q session up to February.
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At the solicitation OF q number oil
busnefs men, consisting RI merchants,
underwater, isciorp, bar kers and
Others, q ep.cial class b. hs taught
MGR, anlile Lsw alone, will be organ
IL "a in connection with the sch, ol.
The ttud,nts In this clsts will be
charged bali rsee. Tho president OF
the faculty will deliver q weekly lect
urn, at nigh, a. the recitation room,
295 Secouu tirett, upon foms one II
tie various branches OF merta1iilo
Law daring Tia entire teteion oil TWEEN.
~ eight Weeta
Students 'atirg the regular courre,
with view 10 ecoma prsciicing Law
yeu. will he uquind TO attend thees
| lec'uts. Ia addition 10 ftters sppoint
A.; ed for h if speCiai benefit.
All persons d6sirirg to msiriculate,
either for ia ,Dii'r, or the tptcis
coutse, are u 4 1es,sd 10 me ct the i'cul
~. q; re rsciia ion room, between the
hour' 81 10 O'Clock am. ard 4:3'
O'Clock pm on tho 18Th OF October
next
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Nature. ava rrss Laxative.

TIE J-i nous favor and h-.lthy
prnp-riys OF sound, rips I uit ara wr'
kuown, .nd eseing tDe need ~ ~
sgrs-aole AID effective laxative tn
Gil fprria ris SyuD Company, com
IN nc. q y few }, ars Ego n ma1rtc
NE cvnusled syrup ~ I ~,
~h CHI has given such gerersl H.ti''
action that T. u rapidly rnpeIc,dl 3
the hiti.r. d'.stlo liver med c'neA sno
catha'tici hitherto Ia us. II c1'tiv'
OF billion, Try It. For sale In ~ cent,
and 81 bottles by II. J Heirter anr
all leading dius gla's. Van vle,t 4
Co., q. W. Jop-- a CO., W. n. WI
kerson 4 o., J. J. Miles, End :
Mansfield a Co hav, beer eppoin's'
xholeale ageus a. rsmph
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Rscartsred the Horns.

The boys Of engine company NJ 4
redeemed themselves yesierd.y b,
winning back the horns that we're
taken from them several weeks agu
by engine company No. l. IL will he
remembered that company N. !
threw hrst water on q n on mp .
Front street, and retaining HON,
went into the NJ AZ house and = oh
the hous on which Was IL scIir,d
BEAT our time, and take the horts
since then the boys have been hid,n.
their time aud laying low Tor Q cha, ca
10 win back The horns. That obanc.
came Yesterday morning. and th, y
worked for all they were worth. Tn.
boys, with their apparatur, went out
10 the Poplar street Gre, got trt ~st.i
aud soon alter breakfast their hor ,
we're 10 their old place at NJ. A.,
hOuse.
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MARITAL MISERY.
Demon Drink Destroy. whiisIAw's
Mome-A DIyoree Asked For.


Mr.. Kate whIe'as yesterday d ed
fui, fIr dlvorcs from J I'm Wli'el'w
They wee married In 1873, aud lived
hsppily together iJr one year, when
her hubbard oeg,n - drink exces.
sively. For several years sbo bore
with bin a. best she cou!t, but h's
treatment became unbeArablo q d che
brough, suit Tor divorce. The Lu"
bind recovered from bis spree, and
real Dg n At he wac to DO sepns'ed
from his wifi, went 20 her and implor'
ipg'y b. gged her 10 withdraw the sui',
ard Il at benceiorth he would DO n
tohpr and faithful husband. She re-
Tented, aud they lived together for a
ytsr or more on the bet Of terms.
Finally he resumed bic old habits and
to wJTse ,x'rnt than ever. He
yo,k,d Vt the Lilly carr'ags woiEB,
and WREN he vSs paid { II NJ the end
| OF the week he either stsid sr3uDd
,oms saloon, drunk, and iquAndsro,l
hi, wages, or gait pg b as,ly dIuLk
would 10 homs, curse aud inhnmu1l,
beat and abuss his vile. Wih'n the
pest Elk months hs has totally failed
to contribute TO the suppjri Il u he.
his iie or ,nsir eleven year old daUgh'
ter, ard they ara a,s iiu Q VI tina nee
essari,s OF | g save wna; IL given them
through the CT ari'y ass cisuoa OF Oh.
Fra, Me,hodiSt chuicb. sbos'ys that
life has b come a burden % her by
reason ri the crpellieo Of her husband
who, VII IN drunk. IL more Of hsnd
than a human being. she the'sIor,
prsys for absolute div 1fce and for III,
custod, their rhild.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Msmpbi, Tsilon' union has
ssnt 500 70 the Little Root union.
81 Peters Ladies' aid society will
meet Q. $50 o'eloot p. m. today st
La sala,ts academy.
-Ruius Foster, q we'll known river
elerk, died last niE u at the Marine
hospital q malsral fever
Dan Bake, colorsd, charged With
rape, wss paced on trial aud s,q litted
st tie criminal court yesterday
The ladies auxiliary committee Of
ths Young Mems Christian a.soti,.
ton held . regular mestir X yesterday.
This regular monthly meeting Of
the toad Of nsLsg' n OF the W meme
tIrha ge viii be nsld THE morning
N 10 O'.lock.
"A small h'tz'At NJ. II Cooner a
DO EMIL, en- Washing ion rtfs.t, CAL, d
sut the 60 department. ysH,Tday.
DamiRo aUOut 90
The poles have received iusItpe
lions 10 notify all ptrons doipg busI.
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Ysu must UtsnSrsv.

hrrruis. Tenn, Oct. o, 1857.
"H, N. Coot, Manager Tslsphons conpsny
Memphis
"Dsr sir-Hsvlns received no TO
ply from you 10 ours Of t.h ms, or.
dsring withdrawal Of your lnsirumer,
from our warehouse, this 10 10 notify
you that ws will charge you 81 pei
day storage for same Tor every day II
may remain In OUT building after Bat
utoay Isxi, the SIh inst. The larger
msjofiiy OF your subscribers lawns
ccseed TO nee you. the insti'n'ion hs,
become valusless 20 ua. Very 10
spectiulls, etc, your Cbedisnt ser
wants, VIZ. X. MoomH a 90"
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Pleas, Withdraw.

"MrsrHis. Tenn. Oct 4. 1857.
sTo n. N, Cook, Manager Telephone Gem
psny, Memrbbt
"Dear slr--In pursuance Of the
resolution unanimously passed at n
very large meeting Of your subscribers
held at the Merchants exchange thi,
evening, please withdraw from our
house your telephone instrument,
This 10 also Tor the pirpoee OF notify.
ing your company tina, We will not
pay further charges on same In case
Of your neglect 10 % do, and that u ,
instrument Will be st your Eva risk
for any danger or damsge that may
result thereto In case Of your failure
20 withdraw same on or before OJto
bsr Sth. Very truly, etc,
"Wn X Moons 4 Co."
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YESTERDAY MORNING's BLAZE.
Probably the Largest Kbews Just
Iieyond the city Limits.

The Are on TIE Poplar boulevard,
east Of Dunlap street, ut 2:30 o'clock
yesterday morning, an account oil
which appeared In yesterdays AP
rKAL, was probably the largest that
has occurred outside the limits Of the
city Tor years. Three substantial and
com parstivsly new frame buildings
that the day before would have
brought good round sum had they
been offered for sac wers In lees than
nali an hour reduced to ashes. The
are wss 'st Gi.c1v.red by Pa'Ioimen
Conway and wo Il, and when they
tnrl ei 10 ths aatm the flames we're
breaking through the roof tf he bald
,nv oo, upied by Cue BlsrEpss grocery
ADD rtsideuce, TOE department re-.
spondei promptly, bui they had n
run o. neatly two miller, sud when
the .rgiI 90 arrived the BlsIz build.
| log Was consumed ard the iifu bad
Already gained q good bod on the
nuil Ing tasi, own,d snd occupied bs
Mrs BIig Ait,r hose he'd been laid
| on no water conld bs had from the
plugs. Tie hose bad To be doubled
up and ws,.r pumped from the bayou,
nut the .tTeAm Was so email that
e had little or no fleet ON
the &c. BY this iimo thr
residelc, IN the rear had caught, aud
, it, TOO, Was Q ION In q bl ~. ALI the
: iif,m.n could do WAS TO surrouud the
dee and Keep IL within b nv d,, which
, 'h,y did. la lees THAI hal an honi
J after the alarm was gwen the buildir u
Z wers ~ ruips. The fire H. up II c SUI
Q Iouodii q coubtry for miles. aud not
vitLelahdibs the lat, pe,e OF tho hon
fully 100 y IRONS witnessed ih'
blaze. As stated Ia yestertsys Ar
4 PEAI, Mu. Is 'rs's lots wall smonot q
, SBUJU. Insurance on hunts, 5000
q on stoct, 500. The buildibg ecu
- pied by Il aus was osn,d by H-ur,
q Lirdamann n a was in n e ior 81 COO
I BGnz valued hE och At 81 500, In
7 sued Tor 800 Tie dStlliiK Ia Ia
b, rear was owned By John SIR hi ant
/ "n Huppcit; sur d In the Am
81 Cincinnati for tl,tOJ IL "a, oc u
- y ed by Frank Hippsl, aud he SOS
+. aired very It'll. Les, oil hia house
Q 4 goods being SAVED. la the bste
e tn-ut Il tue Hipppl residepC, som,
y 300 cti, ksns had gone TO roos ~
[. durng the excitement thew were ~
Il gous~. But when tho hfe re che'
!, inc building they made . teu.bl
q racket, which va, heard, aud the.
. s.r- Iioe'stsd rhev tsn In oil Ill
rec ions, bu' about n y b,yv, Iaite,
oa In ,qusds, took alter them, an,
captured nsarl, Ill Of the yellow !ty,
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THx children Of X " N memorial 10.
dus,risl school will sivs an en,.r .ln
msnt on fhdsy evening", the : l., ~ d
cordially extend 81 invit.tot TO ali.
The little g,.l', a.. Of 4 by Master.
Bottom. M,k", Batbo ome~, VI, W
den and N ,oie, Sill serve refresh
ments, attend III, curiosi,y Tree ard
elephant ~ ibii ui,h such pleasing
greece and attention A. n tends, a
happy evening for Ill present.
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touss Hodge, ssrsspsrill. With Iodide
Of PIT Oh, the great pm a Tor the
blood. A certain curs ior rh.um iism,
scroiulous Sflsc'i ln-, ard all dir aces
20, uliAr 10 ismAles. Renovste ald
ibyigurat,s the system Pay tlcisn
rc mmend T.. Tske no o'h,L Ran.
gum RIOT Medicine o., Msnniscinr.
err, NA,hyinr. Tenn. 81 ~ yer bottl.
sold nv AL d'ugRisrs aud at Heis ~
drug tor, 2S3 Main etfeet.
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Arth First Pfe.b yterisn Church on
Tue day evening. 0stober IL. vii D,
given an entertainment BY the lAdiee'
Aid s,olety. BY way Of novelty an
exhibition Of an improved Edison
phonoersph vlll be prominent iest
urs. This instrument has never been
exhibited In Memphis before. Tick
ais, inc udips rsireebments, 20 cents
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Hstsrtsis-sst Cosmi,tee for y, ..
tdent's nse.rttsa.

Hotels and bIsrd,fg houses are I, &.
vltsd to sdyIos ms how many VISITOR
they msy dsslre TO receive. and ir,,r
rates Of charge, during the visit Of
President Olsvslsod aud parry
Memphis Address
A ID LAso TATp,
4 cretsry OF Csmmitt,s, n. 3!i dsin
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